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UNC men's soccer falls to Furman during penalty shootout in first round of NCAA tournament

| November 21

City & County

Study looks at downtown Chapel Hill walkability

By Wei Zhou | September 7

Two UNC researchers are trying to figure out how walkable downtown Chapel Hill is.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools balances budget — at a cost

By Rachel Herzog | September 7

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools achieved a balanced budget for the 2014-15 school year and an increase in teacher pay, but at a significant cost.

Carrboro gets upgraded credit rating

By Mary Taylor Renfro | September 7

Carrboro officials hope to save taxpayer dollars on future town projects now that the town can borrow money at a lower interest rate.

UNC Family Enterprise Center sparks trend in business education

By Stephanie Lamm | September 7

When the Family Enterprise Center was founded in 2008, it was the first of its kind, but now universities around the country are looking to UNC as a model. ...

Photo of clothing from Bevello on Franklin Street.

Competition heats up among Chapel Hill boutiques

By Kelly Cook | September 7

Competition is tough among Chapel Hill clothing stores because of their location in a crowded market catering to female UNC students.

Faith Hedgepeth documents, autopsy unsealed on Friday

By Jenny Surane | September 7

Faith Danielle Hedgepeth was a fighter, that much her father knew.

Town of Chapel Hill to discuss Rogers Road funds

By Zoe Schaver | September 7

The Chapel Hill Town Council could follow Orange County in contributing a portion of funds to the Rogers Road community if the council schedules a long-awaited ...

Orange County gets go-ahead to contribute to Rogers Road Community Center

By Zoe Schaver | September 5

Orange County is finally contributing its money to the Rogers Road Community Center -- two years after the funding was budgeted.

Durham startup Youth Digital moves to Chapel Hill

By Sofia Leiva | September 4

Preparing to educate future creators, the technologically gifted are joining Chapel Hill’s entrepreneurial scene.

The Banff Mountain Film Festival’s Radical Reels Tour arrives at the Varsity Theatre tonight.

Adrenaline-pumping films come to town

By Sarah Vassello | September 4

Whitewater kayaking, downhill biking and rock climbing might be considered too high-adrenaline for the average person.

County given $170K grant to renovate affordable homes

By Pat James | September 4

Orange County is taking a small step to increase affordable housing in the area.

Chapel Hill Police plead for Faith Hedgepeth information

By Jenny Surane | September 4

What scares Connie Hedgepeth most about her daughter’s homicide is the unknown.

Legos teach building blocks of engineering careers

By Hannah Webster | September 4

When Sam Parker was 3 years old, he discovered Legos, toy bricks that brought him hours of entertainment throughout his childhood.

Chapel Hill Town Hall renovations progress

By Aren Besson | September 3

Town Hall’s water damage is being washed away as renovations to the building have begun to finish up this month.

State cracks down on underage drinking

By McKenzie Bennett | September 3

With classes back in session, students are enjoying Chapel Hill bars and nightlife — and so is Alcohol Law Enforcement.

Tom Grubb, from Washington, N.C., was selected to showcase his sculpture titled “Chapel Hill Voyager,” located at the Chapel Hill Public Library Sculpture Trail.

Exhibit adds sculptures to rejuvenate town

By Paige Hopkins | September 2

From Chapel Hill Public Library to the Chapel Hill Fire Station, Sculpture Visions is bringing elaborate art to town for yet another year.

Graduate student residence plans move forward

By Jasmin Singh | September 2

Graduate students are a step closer to new housing options in downtown Chapel Hill.

Carrboro encourages residents to 'Think Local First'

By Patrick Millett | September 2

Carrboro officials and business owners are working together to strengthen the town’s economy.

19-year-old pop singer Tyler Matl will be performing at OMG Music Fest at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro tonight.

OMG Music Fest comes to Cat's Cradle

By Dixon Ferrell | September 2

Oh my God, teens will be taking over Cat’s Cradle tonight.

All up in your business, September 3, 2014

September 2

Carrboro Farmers’ Market’s first People’s Peppers event on Sept. 20 will celebrate the wide variety of peppers grown locally.